FCM Alexandria

FCM Alexandria
Full name Fotbal Club Municipal Alexandria
Nickname(s) Alexăndrenii
(The People from Alexandria)
Rulmentul
(The Bearing)
Short name FCM Alexandria
Founded 1948 (1948)
Ground Municipal
Ground Capacity 4,300
Chairman Bogdan Ciobanu
Manager Romulus Ciobanu
League Liga IV
2014–15 Liga IV, Teleorman County, 2nd

FCM Alexandria is a Romanian football club from Alexandria, Romania, founded in 1948. It plays in Romania's 4th league, Liga IV and is one of the most important football club of Teleorman County.

Chronology of names

Name [1] Period
Unirea Alexandria 1948–1961
Progresul Alexandria 1961–1967
Comerţul Alexandria 1967–1972
Automatica Alexandria 1972–1976
Unirea Alexandria 1976–1978
Rulmentul Alexandria 1978–1981
Unirea Alexandria 1981–1985
Automatica Alexandria 1985–1988
Unirea Alexandria 1988–1990
Rulmentul Alexandria 1990–1991
Unirea Alexandria 1991–1996
FC Alexandria 1996–1997
Rulmentul Alexandria 1997–2008
FCM Alexandria 2007–present

History

The club was founded under the name Unirea Alexandria in 1948.

The best known players are: Florea Voicilă (once a player on the Romanian Olympic team) and Florică Mitroi – both home-grown players. Their best performance was 3rd place in the Romanian second league in 1982, above Rapid Bucharest ("Noi n-am uitat ca-n '82/ Voi ne-ati purtat prin Paradis/ Dupa Rapid erati si voi/ Pe locul 3, si n-a fost vis"-catren al regretatului dr. Jean Sardu...)

The club formed players like Dan Balauru, Valentin Badea and Basarab Panduru. These players played at the top level or even for the Romania national football team.

In 2009 the club lost the promotion play-off for Liga III losing 1–2 against Comprest Bucureşti. In spite of losing the playoff, the club managed to promote by an administrative decision; the Romanian Football Association announced that FCM Alexandria would play in 2010 in Liga III, Seria IV.

In the 2009–2010 season FCM finished in the middle of the table in eighth place.

In 2013 the club was relegated to the 4th division, Liga IV.

Notable former players

Famous managers

Honours

Leagues

Liga III

Winners (4): 1961–62, 1973–74, 1997–98, 2001–02
Runners-up (5): 1969–70, 1985–86, 1987–88, 1988–89, 1990–91

Liga IV

Winners (3): 1960–61, 1967–68, 2008–09

Other performances

References

External links

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